2020: Our Common Destiny
U.N. (among others) plans for our common future. If you want a comprehensive and up to date account of who and what is behind the curtain pulling the levers in your local city councils all the way up to the federal government and beyond, order and read this book. Nobody is going to tell you this stuff, you won't find it in the papers or on the tell-a-vision. If you want to understand where we are headed and why your voice seems to fall on deaf ears, this book is a good primer. For $20 (includes S&H) you can help support this much needed and quality research.
From the back cover:
Our common destiny is mandatory
There is an old social theory that in order to create a healthier planet, people everywhere must learn the value of collectivism. If we will just put the community before self-centered concerns, mankind can eliminate war and poverty. To many, it is our evolutionary destiny and our moral duty to comply with the spirit of community.
Communitarianism was embraced by leaders in every nation
after it was financed by the international banking elite. Today the theory of community influences all aspects of life: news, science, money, law, land use, health, education, policing and employment, not to mention the arts, fashion, fundraising, causes and entertainment. Community is the buzzword on everybody's lips these days.
Skeptics claim that an enormous system of control is impossible. Government officials regularly deny plans for national integration at the regional or global levels. But community government is real. As the year 2020 approaches, world domination looks less like an episode of Pinky and the Brain all the time.
Evidence of a supranational government is so abundant that it would take years to study everything about it. 2020: Our Common Destiny is for people who don't have years to read but want to catch up on what has happened to their world... in under a hundred pages.
Told with spine-chilling quotes and commentary, 2020: Our Common Destiny is the true story of how two American women followed a paper trail from their lowly Seattle neighborhood to the United Nations. Lies and twisted ideology could not hide what they were destined to uncover: our common destiny, a hellish vision of mandatory communitarian utopia.
"Magnificent! A very important educational tool." Author and teacher Nancy Levant
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